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Facebook is getting rid of a privacy feature that let users limit who can find them on the social network.
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Facebook announced that users will no longer be able to control whether or not their name appears in the search bar.
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There's no doubt Facebook "connects you with friends and the world," but now a new study says it may also be making you unhappy.
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Photos from the news conference to announce Facebook'snew experience for Android phones called Facebook Home.
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The boy in the photo is proudly holding a gun his father gave him as a present for his upcoming 11th birthday.
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Facebook is rolling out a new look for the social network's News Feed, the place where its 1 billion users congregate to see what's happening with their friends, family and favorite businesses.
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Police say 49-year-old Lawrence Mulqueen of Nanuet was arraigned Thursday on charges of making threats towards Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bloomberg.
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Newark officials have released dozens of internal emails related to a $100 million grant to the city's schools made by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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David Novarro has the latest on what's trending around the web.
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Prosecutors say Paul Ceglia fabricated and destroyed evidence for a lawsuit that falsely claimed he had been promised a 50 percent share in Facebook.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports how religious groups are reaching out using social networking
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Police have arrested 14 young men in a burglary spree that they say culminated in the gang rape of a woman in Brooklyn.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the initial public offering of a social media giant
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Consumer Reports cautions that personal information can be used against you in ways you might not even imagine.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh explains the new Facebook feature designed to create more organ donors.
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Denise Abbott used Facebook to punish her 13 year old for mouthing off.
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U.S. Senators Charles Schumer of New York and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut are calling for a federal investigation into employers asking for Facebook passwords during job interviews.
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David Novarro has the details on how some employers log into their employee's facebooks.
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Ken Rosato has more on how this affects professional work
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Josh Einiger reports reactions to Whitney Houston's death on Facebook.
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Facebook has begun rolling out its much anticipated Timeline.
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N.J. Burkett reports on the Facebook posts stirring a controversy
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Facebook's first engineering office outside of the West Coast will open in New York City early next year.
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The state education commissioner now has 45 days to accept, reject or modify the decision regarding Jennifer O'Brien.
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With Halloween around the corner, parents now have another tool to learn where sex offenders live so they can steer their kids away from those homes.
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A portion of the donation from Facebook to the Newark schools will be given to teachers who come up with innovative programs.
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The ACLU is suing Newark for refusing to release records related to a $100 million gift pledged to its schools by Facebook.
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Connecticut's attorney general said Tuesday that Facebook has made it easier to report impostor profiles.
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David Novarro checks out what's hot on the net
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Facebook's easy connection to friends and family has revolutionized staying in touch, but it has a dark side.
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Five new high schools in Newark have been awarded grants totaling nearly $1 million from Facebook's $100 million donation.
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A New Jersey school district suspended a first-grade teacher after parents complained that she had posted derogatory comments about her students on her Facebook page.
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When the donor for a Hudson Valley soup kitchen's Thanksgiving Day meal backed out at the last minute, Diane Reeder turned to her friends for help - all 2,369 of them.
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The New Jersey church pastor who said Facebook can lead to adultery is temporarily stepping down following his admission that he'd engaged in a three-way sexual relationship several years ago.
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A New Jersey pastor who believes Facebook leads to infidelity has offered to step down over an affair.
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A pastor who condemned Facebook once testified that he had a three-way sexual relationship, apologizes to congregation.
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A New Jersey pastor is telling his married church leaders to delete Facebook or resign.
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